Afterschool camps are held at your child’s school. At no time do children leave school property.

SSA provides all the equipment and supplies for camp, so the only thing your child may want to bring to camp is something to drink, which is optional.

Children attending our sports camps will want to wear comfortable clothes. Everyday clothing is suitable for children attending our academic camps. Some camps are outside, so make sure your child is dressed for the weather.

Regular athletic shoes are preferred for our sports camps. Children are not to wear cleats in afterschool camps regardless of whether it is standard attire for the sport.

Yes, however, so children can get the most from the program we do ask that parents not stay the entire time so instructors can have the child’s undivided attention.

Yes, our curriculum and instructors work great with all ages and skill levels.

Children are divided and/or partnered with children of their age during competition based games or drills. In some cases, during non-competition games and/or drills, children are not divided by age group to make for a better activity.

If you know at the time of registration that your child will not be able to make it to a day of camp, we can prorate the cost. If your child misses a day of camp due to personal reasons or an unforeseen schedule conflict, we cannot issue a refund. However, in this case we can issue you a credit for the next camp.

Yes, SSA takes the safety of every child very seriously, so please know that all SSA coaches and instructors have approved background checks through the state and FBI. In addition, SSA instructors and coaches have 3+ years of experience working with children, are CPR certified, attend ongoing training, and have been thoroughly trained in youth development, SSA life coaching, and the subject in which they are teaching/coaching.

No, the take home work is not required but definitely recommended. Children who take full advantage of the program have proven to produce greater results.

Yes, but if your child brings a snack to the afterschool camp they must eat before getting to camp due to the school’s gym rules.